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Old 07-21-2016, 08:26 PM
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Ol'George,
Where would I buy a syringe and needle to do this repair? thanks again for your input and have a great evening.
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Old 07-21-2016, 08:52 PM
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You can buy a needle greaser at just about any farm or automotive store, it's a needle with a zerk fitting on it so it hooks to your grease gun.
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I use diabetic syringes from my wife, syringes/needles can be bought @ the drug store, or animal health @ farm supply in various sizes
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Old 07-22-2016, 07:23 PM
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Thanks for the needle info Ol'George. Did the amp test this afternoon and it read it was drawing 3.55 amps. The info I downloaded from the Ogura site stated this: "If the meter reads significantly above or below 4.0 amps, there may be a shorted coil,faulty switch or battery causing the problem". I wonder what a significant amount is? Do you think less than 1/2 amp would cause it to quit working after it got hot? Got the PTO back on the tractor and will probably cut grass Mon. or Tue., and hope for the best. Thanks for every one's help and have a great evening.
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Old 07-26-2016, 08:08 PM
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Just wanted to post back that after I adsjusted the air gap, the pto worked great. Cut all my grass and it was hot. Shut pto off and then back on and it worked as it should. Thanks for every one's help and thanks Ol' George. You were correct when you said that too wide an air gap could cause my problem. Have a great evening.
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Just wanted to post back that after I adsjusted the air gap, the pto worked great. Cut all my grass and it was hot. Shut pto off and then back on and it worked as it should. Thanks for every one's help and thanks Ol' George. You were correct when you said that too wide an air gap could cause my problem. Have a great evening.
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